Box 6

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 regarding their concern about a felon, Todd Hume, being released from prison.

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 asking for support about an upcoming occupational therapy bill which would ensure that patients would be treated by authorized and capable occupational therapists.

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session asking for support for the Gifted and Talented program in schools across Kentucky.

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session in opposition to Senate Bill 149. The bill, called P.N., collective bargaining, or 'meet and confer', led many Kentucky teachers to feel as though they were losing local control of their school systems.

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session displaying concern for general educational issues appearing in Kentucky legislation, including teachers' issues and funding for education.

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session, regarding many different Health and Welfare issues such as - the cost for rape test kits, Medicaid, pay for services, sliding scale payments in medical billing, and impact of health and welfare legislation on local health departments across the state.

Documents from the Kentucky Educational Seminar which Martin attended. Addressed at the seminar: funding and access to education, competency testing for educators, and educational fellowship.

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 asking for support in regards to naming conventions between nutritionists and dieticians.

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 regarding the Teachers' Retirement Pensions within the Kentucky Teachers' Retirement System

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1986 regarding House Bill 322, which involved Support Services for Hearing Impaired Students. The letters ask that Martin support the bill.